Pastor Jon Moreno,  January 27, 2019

Over the course of John 6, we witness Jesus' followers, in staggering numbers, turn around and walk away. The reason for their desertion was that Jesus was not the Messiah they wanted. In this chapter we, like them, are instructed by Jesus "not to work for food that spoils, but for food that endures to eternal life."

Pastor Jon Moreno,  February 3, 2019

In this incredible chapter, Jesus identifies himself as the Bread of Life.  As this Bread from heaven, we see what Jesus alone can provide: eternal satisfaction, eternal life, and eternal security.

Pastor Jon Moreno,  February 10, 2019

In the closing scene of John 6, the 12 apostles are forced to wrestle with the cost of following Jesus. In the face of all the opposition and rejection, Jesus asks these men if they want to join that crowds and leave him too. When faced with the cost of following Jesus, may God give us the faith to respond with Peter, "Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life, and we have believed, and have come to know, that you are the Holy one of God."

Pastor Jon Moreno,  February 17, 2019

From the slanderous accusations to the murderous actions, in this chapter we witness opposition towards Jesus at its height. And yet, the most shocking part is that the people with curses on their tongues, and hatred in their hearts are the very ones who had "believed" in Jesus! In this section we witness Jesus, the Light of the World, surface the vital distinction between faith that is genuine, and faith that is phony.

Pastor Juan Moreno,  February 24, 2019

Our monthly Concert of Prayer message (this message taken from Jeremiah 29:11-13) focusing on our corporate approach to God in reverence, repentance, and requesting, in preparation for celebrating communion around the Lord's Table next Sunday evening.  

Pastor Jon Moreno,  March 3, 2019

In John 9:39 Jesus says, "for judgment I have come into the world, so that the blind will see and those who see will become blind." In this incredible chapter, we witness that truth played out in the lives of neighbors, parents, pharisees and a beggar. While most of them are blinded by the light, one of them receives his sight. As you witness this narrative, consider how you have responded to Jesus, the Light of the World.

Pastor Jon Moreno,  March 10, 2019

In John 10, we see one of the most endearing personal metaphors of Jesus; He is the good shepherd. In this sermon, we'll explore four reasons why Jesus is the good shepherd to his sheep: he knows his sheep, leads his sheep, saves his sheep and unites his sheep.

Pastor Jon Moreno,  March 17, 2019

In John 11 we see Jesus' greatest sign yet as he reveals to doubting disciples, grieving sisters, and hostile crowds his glorious power over death. In this remarkable passage, we get to witness what happens to death when it comes face-to-face with Jesus, the Resurrection and the Life.

Pastor Jon Moreno,  March 24, 2019

Here at the close of John 11 we witness the birth of the vilest plot in human history; the plot to murder God. But then, we see John pull back the curtain to remind us that God's still in control. In his sovereign plan, God takes the worst of intentions and uses them for the greatest of good.

Pastor Steve Sanders,  March 31, 2019

Our monthly Concert of Prayer message focusing on our corporate approach to God in reverence, repentance, thanksgiving, and requesting, in preparation for celebrating communion around the Lord's Table next Sunday evening. 

Pastor Jon Moreno,  April 7, 2019

John 14 begins with a small band of disciples who are deeply troubled by the thought of Jesus' looming departure. So, in the face of their fears, Jesus reveals to them something glorious: His going is for their good. As difficult as it may be, it is his departure that prepares a place, promises a return, presents a way, produces a work, and provides a Helper. As we consider this passage, my it move us to praise Jesus that he loved us enough to go.